Category Archives: World War II

A Turing-less World

Posted on November 6, 2012 by

Days since the Centenary: 136 Days to the Bicentennial: 36,388 In theory the Alan Turing Year is winding down–it has less than two months to go–but in fact it doesn’t seem to be slowing much. Here’s one of the latest … Continue reading →

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Churchill: Turing made the single biggest contribution to the war effort

Posted on October 19, 2011 by

Days to Centenary: 248 It’s sometimes easy all these years after the end of World War II to lose track of the significance of events and individuals, even when at the time the events were staggering and the individuals were … Continue reading →

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